The phrase "attempts to get access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts made to gain entry or permission to something, such as information, a system, or a location.
Example: "The hacker made several attempts to get access to the secure server, but was ultimately unsuccessful."
Alternatives: "tries to gain access" or "seeks to obtain access".
Despite Eastell's attempts to get access to the data, he had to tread carefully.
He has fought attempts to get access to his email exchanges with the Bundys during the occupation.
Attempts to get access to accounts with a made up "Mole Hunt" also meet with failure.
But in practice, applying for that coverage requires documentation parents like Rodrigo don't have, and attempts to get access trigger immigration investigations.
Finally the U.S. wanted to curtail Britain's attempts to get access to the Mississippi, access implicit in the Treaty of Paris ending the American War of Independence, and which Britain sought into the nineteenth century.
A spokesman for the British Embassy in Moscow told the Guardian a consular official is on standby in Murmansk attempting to get access to the six British nationals believed to be on board.
"Any attempt to get access to those services leads the user to a never-ending waiting phase, where nothing comes up".
The report describes activity dating to just before the election in which Russian intelligence attempted to get access to "elections-related software and hardware solutions" and then flip that access into a spear-phishing campaign against government targets.
On the other hand, if an idle station senses the channel busy when attempting to get access to it for the first time or it collides when attempting to become master, it initiates a Master Selection Phase (MSP), that is, a random backoff time.
There are any number of ways that a motivated thief might attempt to get access to your data, and any number of ways that it can be used — credit scams, identity theft, tax fraud, straight-up pilfering of bank accounts and on and on.
